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The generated content will be inserted immediately before the marker token (with a newline separator).
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Example:<ul>
<li>Token = "{jenkins-marker:before}"</li>
<li>Generated text = "2011-06-19"</li>
<li>Existing content:<blockquote><pre>Lorem ipsum
{jenkins-marker:before}
Ipsum lorem</pre></blockquote></li>
<li>New content:<blockquote><pre>Lorem ipsum
2011-06-19
{jenkins-marker:before}
Ipsum lorem</pre></blockquote></li>
</ul>
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If you have administrative access to your Confluence installation, consider creating a custom user
macro:
<ul>
  <li>Name: jenkins-marker</li>
  <li>[ ] Macro has a body  (<i><b>uncheck</b> the box</i>)</li>
  <li>"Macro generates HTML markup"</li>
  <li>Template: <i>**blank**</i></li>
</ul>
This will create a new macro ("{jenkins-marker}"), which you can use to mark the location before
which content will be inserted.  Using the confluence macro tag parameter capability, you can
reuse this single tag configuration for several single-token (Before/After) editors, by simply
making the string after the colon unique (e.g., "{jenkins-marker:build-url-inserted-before-this}").
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This token configuration does not render in the wiki output.
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